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"The walking and hiking around the area are just superb, I used to come quite often about 20 years ago and had forgotten how good it was. The cottage location is perfect for that, as there are long and short walks with no need for a car and minimal road use directly from the door, as well as many even better options within an hour by car.....we know how much effort goes in to keeping a decent cottage decent, and we were both very happy with the service and the standard - very relaxed, very efficient, just spot on."
The Rowell's
"We have loved our stay. For the local attractions, but also for the immediate surroundings: the children have had a magical time, playing in the woods."
Ben & Family
"A fantastic, cosy cottage in a beautiful location. We have enjoyed some of the best walking ever - and straight from the front door."
The Grey Family
"We always love coming back to this area - great restaurants, stunning scenery and lots to do. But this time, we found this sweet, peaceful hideaway - and what a find! Thank you - we"ll be back next year for another romantic break."
Giles & Suzi
"What a lovely place to come for frazzled city-dwellers like us: to get lost in the countryside, to find our way back and light the wood burner after wet walks in the woods or superb treks up the hill with unforgettable views."
The Bensons
"Excellent cottage in really beautiful surroundings. We were made
very welcome by the owners. Private garden at rear of cottage was ideal for quiet glass of wine. Wonderful walks in all directions. Very highly recommended." Liz and Robin
very welcome by the owners. Private garden at rear of cottage was ideal for quiet glass of wine. Wonderful walks in all directions. Very highly recommended." Liz and Robin
A fantastic stone cottage with real heart - the log burner was roaring when we arrived and there was a homemade cake and local farm pear juice waiting for us - the perfect getaway! This place is perfect for walking up the Sugar Loaf and the Welsh hills without using your car. We loved it!
The Gollings Family
Far Away Cottage
Tucked away up a leafy lane, in the eastern reaches of the Brecon Beacons National Park, Far Away Cottage is the perfect cottage to explore the very best of what the Black Mountains has to offer.
From spectacular walks straight out into the Black Mountains or Sugar Loaf Mountain to gentle strolls along the river or to the nearby pub. Alternatively simply indulge in fine dining at the Michelin Star Walnut Tree Inn just a few miles away.
Far Away Cottage is a lovely old stone holiday cottage, equally suited to a group of four mates or a family. Set on the edge of a quiet hamlet, with rambling rose bushes, fabulous elderflowers for home made cordial and a pretty sunny garden in which to enjoy an impromptu picnic and a whole chorus of birdsong to complete the picture of the perfect country retreat.
Just 3 miles from the market town of Abergavenny with its' Norman Castle, farmer's markets and well established annual Food Festival each September, there is plenty to do to fill a week or two. You can even enjoy some hearty mountain biking and pony trekking nearby.
Simple whitewashed walls, touches of art picked by the online art gallery owner, exposed beams and an essential wood burner which is the focal point downstairs, Far Away Cottage gives you a great taste of country cottage living.
From spectacular walks straight out into the Black Mountains or Sugar Loaf Mountain to gentle strolls along the river or to the nearby pub. Alternatively simply indulge in fine dining at the Michelin Star Walnut Tree Inn just a few miles away.
Far Away Cottage is a lovely old stone holiday cottage, equally suited to a group of four mates or a family. Set on the edge of a quiet hamlet, with rambling rose bushes, fabulous elderflowers for home made cordial and a pretty sunny garden in which to enjoy an impromptu picnic and a whole chorus of birdsong to complete the picture of the perfect country retreat.
Just 3 miles from the market town of Abergavenny with its' Norman Castle, farmer's markets and well established annual Food Festival each September, there is plenty to do to fill a week or two. You can even enjoy some hearty mountain biking and pony trekking nearby.
Simple whitewashed walls, touches of art picked by the online art gallery owner, exposed beams and an essential wood burner which is the focal point downstairs, Far Away Cottage gives you a great taste of country cottage living.
- SLEEPS 2 - 4: 2 bedrooms, a large king-size bedroom with room for a cot and views of the Sugar Loaf. Plus a twin bedroom. Cot and highchair available if needed.
- EATING: Open plan kitchen stocked with kitchen essentials (oil, salt, tea etc.) with electric oven, hob and microwave. Wooden farmhouse table and chairs.
- RELAXING: Open plan living space with cosy sofas and large wood burning stove with logs provided, electric heating included, TV, DVD, CD Player / Radio.
- KEEPING CLEAN: Bathroom with bath, shower, basin and separate loo are off the main living space. Towels are included and there is access to a washing machine/dryer in owners property.
- OUTSIDE: South facing cottage garden with lawn, pretty cottage flowers, outdoor furniture and a bike store available.
- WALKING & CYCLING: Perfect for walking and cycling holidays in the Welsh countryside, with the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains all around and great trails and walks from the door.
- RIDING: Lots of local trekking centres to choose from with treks from 1 hour - a full day across the stunning mountainside. Check out our things to do pages for more information.
- POSH NOSH: Some stunning Michelin starred restaurants and chefs are close at hand, choose from The Walnut Tree Inn, The Crown at Whitebrook, The Hardwick to name just a few. High tea at The Angel Hotel in Abergavenny is also delicious.
- PUB GRUB: Some great country pubs are close by too, with The Crown at Pantygelli just down the lane, The Dragons Head in Llangenny and The Bell at Glangrwyney, all easily reached via the country lanes.
- NEARBY TOWNS: Farmers markets and a great food festival in nearby Abergavenny. Sweet mountain village of Crickhowell. The historical city of Hereford with Cathedral and Mappa Mundi and Hay on Wye, world famous for its numerous second hand bookshops and Hay Festival.